Social Knowledge Creation / Construction
Led by Ray Siemens, Alyssa Arbuckle, Gabriel Hankins, Matt Huculak, Sarah-Nelle Jackson, Graham Jensen, and Amanda Madden. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
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3D Visualization for the Humanities
Led by Alex Razoumov. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Teaching the Digital Humanities: Without a Budget
Led by Helen Davies and Larry Eames. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Deep Learning for Humanists
Led by Hoyeol Kim. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
NLP Coding Libraries and Network Analysis for Text Corpora. With a Bonus Track: #GraphPoem Live Interactive Coding
Led by Chris Tanasescu (Margento). For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Digital Storytelling
Led by Richard Snyder. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Open Knowledge in Context: The Commons
Led by Graham Jensen. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Building Communities Focused on Social Advocacy and Care in Digital Humanities Labs and Programs
Led by Jacquelyne Thoni Howard. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
DH for Chairs and Deans
Led by Harold Short, John Unsworth, Bethany Nowviskie, and Ray Siemens. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Open Knowledge in Wikipedia and Beyond: Possibilities and Responsibilities
Led by Natasia Herold. For more information, visit http://dhsi.org.
Data Visualization in R using ggplot2
McMaster University 1280 Main Street West, Hamilton, Ontario, CanadaThis virtual workshop will provide an introduction to ggplot2, an open-source data visualization package for the statistical programming language R. This workshop will go overbasic tips for creating visualizations and customizing the design of those graphs. A basic familiarity with R will be helpful for this workshop.
Building JavaScript Websites 1: Styling Modern Web Apps
McMaster University 1280 Main Street West, Hamilton, Ontario, CanadaAre you building your own web site using JavaScript and frameworks? In this first workshop of the Building JavaScript Websites series, learn to apply consistent design standards to a JavaScript web site. Starting from a simple prepared single-page application, we will walk you through how to apply consistent theme styling, using McMaster Branding guidelines as an example. Each workshop in this series can be taken independently of the other workshops in the series.